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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43332, 30 May 1908, Page 3

To Trespassers BSBPABS NOTICE TRESPASSERS with or without dog or gun, on my property, will be PROSECUTED. A. MACKENZIE, “ Kerrydale,” Waihou. T RE SPASS NOTICE Any person found TRESPASSING with Dog or Gun on our Ngutumanga property, at Waihou, will be PROSECUTED. Poieon laid for dogs. LARNEY BROS. 11l

IV I STEAM ■ AlLl LAUNDRY Hamilton Mr H. Jackson, STATIONER, has been appointed AGENT FOR ABOVE, All parcels left with Mr JACKSON on MONDAYS OR TUESDAYS will be returned oc thefollowingFßlDAY. 128 Mbs POWER, Proprietress. CLEARING SALE PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, June 10, at 16 o’clock OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL, TE AROHA. Messrs Spooner & Co., instructed by ' Mr W. Reid, will sell as above, the whole of his Machinery, Tools, Furniture and Effects, as follows : Very handsome Drawing Roomj Suite (5 pieces), English Piano, Organ and Stool, Book Case, j Oval Table, Occasional Tables, 1 Table* Couch, large Side Board, Cheffiener, Easy Chairs. A.B.W. Chairs, 3 Fenders and Brasses, Coal Scuttle, 8.M.D.1. Bed-, stead, D.W. Bedstead, Mirror Door Wardrobe, Duchess Pair, Mottled Kauri Combination Chest Drawers, Chest Drawers (Rimu and Puriri), 2 large Chest Drawers, 2 small Chest Drawers, W.'W. Mattresses and Stretchers, Kapok Matrese, Cot, Carpet and Linoleums, Fire Screen, Carvers, Linoleum, Pictures, Door Mats, Blinds, Kitchen Tables, Dresser, large * Safe, Dinner Set, Crockery, t Lamps, Kitchen Utensils, ■ Preserving Pan, Copper Boiler, 16 h.p Portable Engine, 1 8 h.p. Engine (port.) Marshall and Son, 1 12 h.p. Engine (Horiz.) with 14 h.p. Mult. Boiler and Fittings, iA- h.p., Engine (Horiz.'), 1 Morticing Machine, 1 Morticing and Boring Machine, 1 Saw Bench, ’ 1 Pelton Wheel and Stand, j 1 Blacksmith’s Fan and Bellows, j Anvil, Vice Hammers, Saws j (Circular, Crosscut, and Hand), ' Braces and Bits, Tools, etc., | 2 Coils Wire Rope, 2 Wheel j Barrows, Pumps, Pullies, Bearings, 20 x sft Oil Launch (3 h.p. Zealandia Engine), 1 : Spencer Rifle, 2 D. 8.8. Guns, 1 1 Sporting Rifle, 3 Revolvers, j 2 Chain Blocks, 1 pair Double j and Trible Steel Blocks, 1 pair j new Sulky Wheels, 2 Side j Saddles, Double and Single! Buggy Harness, Double seated Buggy (nearly new) pole and Shafts, Buggy Lamps, 1 Chestnut Horse (fine Hack), 1 Black Horse, White Leghorn fowls (young).

Terms Cash. J. 171 No Reserve. MoKEE, Auctioneer. piAKO MOONTED RIFLES Annual Training Camp, Te Rapa, June 13th, 1908. SQUADRON CAMP ORDERS. The Squadron will march by road to Te Rapa, leaving Morrinsville at 11 a.m. sharp on Saturday, June 13th, 1908. The Te Aroha, Waitoa and Matamata troops must arrive at Morrinsville by 10.45 a.m. at latest. Men will provide themselves with luncheon. Horse feed will be issued at Morrinsville. Men will provide themselves with the necessary blankets, great coat, change of clothing, fatigue trousers, socks and boots, towel, soap, boot and horse brushes, razor, knife, fork, spoon, plate, pannikin, pocket knife, nose bag (on saddle) and cover (if required), Each four should have a set of brushes and cleaning material, and non-coms, to have watch, compass, note book, and whistle. Swags to be at Orderly Room, Te Aroha, and Driver’s, Waitoa, at 4 p.m. on Friday evening, Matamata and Morrinsville in time to catch goods train to Te Rapa Each swag to be legibly marked TROOPER (name), B Squadron, 2nd Reg., A.M.R, Camp Te Rapa. Any member not attending camp is liable to be fined the amount equal to capitation, yiz., £3 10s. By Order, R. C. ALLEN, Capt. 172

For Ladies, Neckwear, Belts Laces, and Ribbons, a large variety at less than Auckland prices. Try Gahagan’s Economic.